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Signal Regimental Update

Signal Strong!

UNCLASSIFIED

AFCEA TECHNET 2019

Chief of Signal/Regimental CSM

BG Eubank/CSM Knott

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• Signal Corps advocate to the U.S. Army

and Department of Defense

• Serves as Personnel Proponent for the

Signal Corps

• Ensures Leader Development within the

Signal Corps

• Oversight of Signal Branch talent

management in coordination with HRC

• Determine individual Signal branch

professional development standards

• Promotes the Branch

• Proponent for Signal regimental history,

customs, and traditions

Mission, Priorities, and Roles

Where all things Signal Corps Intersect

Chief of Signal

• Trains, and educates multi-disciplined

Signal Soldiers and leaders

• Provides a world class institutional

training environment based on Joint and

Army requirements and standards

• Employs professional cadre who are well-

trained who teach, coach and mentor

• Aligns training and education to the rigors

of the Profession of Arms

• Extends the Signal School campus to

Regional Signal Training Sites, distance, and

virtual learning platforms

Commandant of the

Signal School

Building Leaders, Teammates, Communicators!

Mission: The Signal School trains, educate, and develops multi-disciplined Signal Soldiers across the Army to support the full

range of Operations. The Chief of Signal manages the Personnel and Branch Proponent for the Signal Corps. CCoE Deputy

Commanding General – Signal enables Signal Corps force modernization initiatives.

Priorities:

1. Optimize Signal Branch Career Fields 2. Reshape Signal Force Structure 3. Modernize the Training Environment

• Champion Signal Corps force

modernization initiatives for the Cyber CoE.

• Guides Signal requirements integration

affecting Signal Force Structure

• Enables synchronization of Signal Material

capability management for Network &

Services and Tactical Radio

• Ensures Signal Doctrine alignment with

Army Operations

• Integrator of Signal Doctrine, Training,

Material, Leader development, and

Personnel proponency

• Coordinates across Signal/Cyber lines

CCoE DCG-Signal

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Signal Overview

Past, Present, and Future Initiatives

What We’ve Done Working Today

Signal

Proponency

Signal School

• MOS Convergence (PH I)

• 25A – Security Clearances

• COMSEC Realignment (25D to 25B

MOCS action)

• Relaunched Army Communicator

• MOS Convergence (PH II)

• 255S Accessions (WOBC)

• Visual Information/Public Affairs Merger

• Foundational Training

• Program of Instruction

Updates (137 POIs)

• Full Academic Accreditation

• Ownership of Regional

Signal Training Sites (RSTS)

CECOM to Signal School

• Signal Training Strategy

Update (TC 6-02.1)

• Foundational Training Refinement

• RSTS Expansion and Course Refinement

• Fort Gordon Campus Transformation

• Consolidation of BDE/BN S6 Courses

• All Things COMSEC

• Leader Development

Integration

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The Signal Regiment

Army Signal School

Doctrine

Organization

Training

Material

Leader Development

Personnel

Facilities

Annual Student Load:

19,774 Students

Fort Gordon …. 10,996

Fort Huachuca …. 76

Extension

Campuses …. 8,702

Annual Training:

200 Separate Courses

1,599 Classes

Signal Proponency

Leader

DISA/ WHCA, TRADOC,

NATO, ARCYBER, ETC

Authorizations in

Non-SIG MTOE

32,808

55%

TDA

12,631

22%

CORPS, DIV, and BDE

SIGNAL COMPANIES

59K+

Globally Postured

Signal Soldiers

30K

Active Duty

Signal

Authorizations

19.3K National Guard

Signal

Authorizations

9.7K

Army Reserve

Signal

Authorizations

Authorizations:

78% MTOE

22% TDA

Authorizations in

SIG MTOE

13,606

23%

BEBs; SFABs; ASCC;

FA; INFANTRY; ARMOR;

PSYOPS; MI

(COMPO 2&3: 4,213)

(COMPO 2&3: 17,235)

(COMPO 2&3: 7,566)

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25U INTEGRATED TACTICAL

NETWORK

“Edge”

Soldier as a Service Provider

“DIRECTV Model”

“Enterprise”

25S PROVIDER

25H NETWORK

“WAN”

25B IT SERVICES

“LAN”

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Phase 1 Signal Enlisted MOS Convergence

Submitted to TRADOC on 29 June 2018

Specialized Functions

Core Functions

“Help Desk”

25X

SGM

Capper

MOS

25Z

SFC-SGM

Capper

MOS

25B

PVT-SGM

25D

SSG-SGM

25D

Cyber Net

Defender

25E

SSG-SGM

25E

Spectrum

Manager

“Network Provider”

25S

PVT-MSG

25P

Micro Sys

Operator-Mtr

25S

SATCOM Sys

Operator-Mtr

25T

SAT Systems

Chief

“Tactical Comms”

25U

PVT-MSG

25C

Radio

Operator

25U

Signal Sup

Sys Spec

“Network Technician”

25W

SFC-MSG

25N

Nodal Net

Sys Operator

25L

Cable Sys

Operator/Mtr

25Q

Multi Trans

Sys Operator

25B

Info Tech

Specialist

25M

Multimedia

Illustrator

25V

PVT-SSG

25V

Combat Doc

Specialist

25R

PVT-SSG

25R

VI Equipment

Operator/M

MOSs

Deleted

Revised

Reduces CMF 25 MOSs from 17 to 13

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Phase 2 Signal Enlisted MOS Convergence

MOSs

Deleted

Reduces CMF 25 MOSs from 13 to 7

Revised

Core Functions

Specialized Functions

“Help Desk”

25X

SGM

Capper

MOS

25Z

SFC-SGM

Capper

MOS

25B

PVT-SGM

25D

SSG-SGM

25D

Cyber Net

Defender

25E

SSG-SGM

25E

Spectrum

Manager

“Network Provider”

25S

PVT-MSG

25S

SATCOM Sys

Operator-Mtr

“Tactical Comms”

25U

PVT-MSG

25U

Signal Sup

Sys Spec

25H

PVT-MSG

25B

Info Tech

Specialist

25V

PVT-SSG

25V

Combat Doc

Specialist

25R

PVT-SSG

25R

VI Equipment

Operator/M

25Q

Multi Trans

Sys Operator

25N

Nodal Net Sys

Operator

25W

Telecomms

Ops Chief

25L

Cable Sys

Operator/Mtr

Merge

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Purpose: Provide a baseline of essential knowledge

and skills to develop a multi-disciplined Signal Soldier

that will then integrate into the Soldiers’ specific MOS

training.

Key Tasks:

1) Introduce foundational training at the start of

Soldiers training

2) Training is progressive in nature – lessons

build upon each other

3) Emphasis on troubleshooting, identifying the

specific procedures of a task, and performing

the actions necessary

4) Increase the comprehension and

understanding of essential network

fundamentals and operations

5) Conduct hands-on training using increased

repetitions and labs

Endstate: A proficient and multi-disciplined Soldier

that is prepared to employ baseline Signal skills,

possesses knowledge and skills during network

operations, and delivers integrated communications in

support of the Warfighter.

Course

Orientation

& Pre-

Assessment

(12.5hrs)

Computer

Literacy

(26.2 hrs)

Operating

Systems/

Printers

(14.3 hrs)

Networking/

Security

(77.0hrs)

Module E

Integrated

Learning

Event

(30.0 hrs)

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4

Mission,

Safety,

and Deployment

Brief

5K Generator

and HVAC

Familiarization

Identify Field

network

Operation

Build the

Network

Troubleshoot the

Network

Expand the

Network

Build the

Network

Troubleshoot the

Network

Expand the

Network

Troubleshoot the

Network

Mission, Safety,

and Re

Deployment

Brief

AAR

Conducted within a

tactical environment

Foundational Training (160hrs)

25B

25U

25P

25Q

25S

25N

MOS Specific Training

Developing a Multi-Disciplined Signal Soldier

Foundational Training

Baselining AIT Signal Soldiers

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The Future of Signal AIT

Building Blocks to Focused Training

• Foundational/Baseline

• Progressive training

• Hands-on, Repetition

New Signal

Soldiers

Signal

Common

Core

MOS Specific

Training

• All AIT Signal MOSs

• Tested through Rigor

• Solidifies training

• Advanced MOS

knowledge & skills

25B/U

25H

25S

25B

25U

Foundational

Training

Functionally

Aligned Training

• Intermediate Signal

functional training

Integrated

Training Event

25H/S

Equipping the Next Generation Signal Soldier

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Marietta

GA RTI

Sheppard AFB

J2 ASI Course

CP Robinson

AR RTI

FCKY

JBLM

FCCO

FRKS

FBTX

FPLA

CP Williams

UT RTI

Las Vegas

NV RTI

Eastover

SC RTI

Tobyhanna

High Tech

Center

Sacramento

High Tech Center

FBNC

FJSC

FHAZ

FGGA

FHTX

Ft Huachuca

Campus

Bethany Beach

DE RTI

Ft Gordon

Signal Center

& School

FSGA

Ft Meade

VI MOSs

(DINFOS)

Extending Signal & Cyberspace Education to the Army

Ft Stewart

Campus

Ft Bragg

Campus

USARC

ARNG

Ft Campbell

Campus

Ft Riley

Campus

Ft Carson

Campus

JBLM

Campus

FMVA

Ft Polk

Campus

Ft Hood

Campus

Basic Installers

Course (BIC)

Ft Bliss

Campus

USARPAC

Campus

Camp Arifjan, KU

Campus

Regional Signal Training Sites (RSTS) x12

JMRC

Army

Regional Training Institutes

High Tech Centers

Signal School Extension - Campuses

Multiple Campuses…One School

CP Lincoln

IL RTI

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As of: 15 JUNE 2019

Security +:

ETA Fiber:

Network +:

IT Fundamentals:

A+ 220-901:

PassedTotal Tested

248 203 81.85%

225 151 67.11%

351 241 68.66%

864 572 66.20%

366 361 98.63%

Pass Rates

TOP FIVE CLASSES TAUGHT (FY19 Operations (YTD)

Classes

Purpose: Meet commanders’ needs for communications, cyber training and certification by:

standardizing the quality of training, providing flexibility to the commander, and establishing

governance.

End state: A persistent linkage between institutional training and education from the CCoE to

the regional signal training sites that meets current and future requirements for the

Cyberspace workforce in support of operational commanders.

Enabling Network Competency & Compliance

Regional Signal Training Sites

Enable Training at Home Station

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IT Network & Cisco Routing

Fiber / TFOCA / ETA FIBER

CompTIA IT Fund.

CompTIA Network+ N10-007

CompTIA A+ 901

CompTIA A+ 902

CompTIA Security+ SY0-501

SharePoint

Harris Radios

KG-175 Taclane

SPLUNK

SNAP O&M

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

ICND1/CCENT

ICND2/CCNA

Call Manager

RMF (Risk Mgmt Framework)

HBSS

Enterprise Security Manager

Cyber DMG

Project Management (PMP)

Introduction to Tactical Radios

Introduction to Field Radios

SCCM (Sys Ctr Config Manger)

Basic IT Routing

Advanced IT Routing

Smart-T

ITIL Foundations

CISSP

CySA+

Windows 10

CISM

Project +

Linux + LXO-103

Linux + LXO-104

LSS (Green Belt)*

Server +

JEM (AN/PRC-148 JTRS EMB)

JNN

GBS

RSTS Classes Taught Total: 56 Classes

*Not showing all

classes, there are

multiple iteration

of classes

Enabling Flexibility to the Commander

Regional Signal Training Sites

Enable Training at Home Station

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Signal Training Strategy

Building on the Foundation

Synchronizing Training and Maintenance

Signal Assessment Tables (SAT)

• TC 6-02.1 U.S. Army Signal Training Strategy published July 19

• Future revisions will provide standardized Table I – VII to increase readiness of Signal formations

• Baseline assessment for use by Army commanders to standardize training for Signal crews and sections

• This framework establishes a common language to streamline lessons learned and best practices

• Tables are inclusive of all tactical Signal formations - BN S6, ESB, and BEB Companies

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• Chief of Signal; Commandant; and DCG-S – BG Christopher L. Eubank: 706-791-8973 or 
christopher.l.Eubank.mil@mail.mil
• Regimental Command Sergeant Major – CSM Richard D. Knott: 706-791-6128 or 
richard.d.knott.mil@mail.mil
• Regimental Chief Warrant Officer – CW5 Garth R. Hahn: 706-791-5771 or 
garth.r.hahn.mil@mail.mil
• Director, Office of the Chief of Signal – LTC Edward Kendall:  706-791-5463 or 
edward.w.kendall4.mil@mail.mil
• Deputy Director – Will Norat: 706-791-4637 or wilfredo.nora[email protected]
• Officer Division – Mr. Ron Frame: 706-791-6652 or [email protected]
• Enlisted Division – Mr. Lamar Lauderdale: 706-791-8194 or lamar.d.lauderdale.civ@mail.mil
• Signal School Academics –
• Signal Leader Development College – LTC Frank Sperl: 706-791-3359  or francis.x.sperl.mil@mail.mil
• Signal Enlisted Development College – LTC Jason Allen: 706-791-2871 or jason.e.allen42.mil@mail.mil
• Regional Signal Training Sites – Director: LTC Dominick Wilkinson: 706-791-7325; dominick.j.wilkinson.mil@mail.mil
Deputy Director: Mr. Dave Verret: 706-791-7715; david.l.verr[email protected]
Signal School Contacts

Signal Regimental Update

Signal Strong!

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AFCEA TECHNET 2019

Chief of Signal/Regimental CSM

BG Eubank/CSM Knott